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Frost, on the roof of my car!
Oh for warmer (but less picturesque) weather. Where is this global
warming? |
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This is an interesting
one, upside down ice on the inside of a water butt lid! |
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Wales, but it doesn't usually last for long. This is the entrance to our
'new' part of the garden. |
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The first sign of a new year: a
Prunus in blossom |
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and on the same January day, a clematis bud |
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and some snowdrops |
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in extreme close up
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This was a bit of a
revelation to me, I didn't know that the inside of a snowdrop had a pretty
green interior. |
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This is a close up of a pretty Australian flower
called a Correa that prospers in a pot near the back door. the flower is only about
8mm in diameter. |
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Croccii |
| In mid February, the acacia is flowering. |
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Another January picture; this
of a lichen on a twig on a tree in the drive. |
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The common or garden D......... |
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In April time, this tiny blue flower takes
over the lawn by the side of our drive. |
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Summer has arrived
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and with it a bit of
passion...The Passion Flower. |
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Penstemon |
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Rock Roses and Garden Geraniums |
| Acacia in residence next to the water butt. |
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Plumbago |
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a few trophies from around the world adorn
our house wall. |
Its an orchid, but I
don't know which one! |
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A Canna, bought in summer 2003,
still flowering in an unusually warm September.
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